Starkweather serves as the focal point of this rural Ramsey County landscape, situated where the grid of sections meets the undulating terrain of the prairie. The settlement is anchored by local heritage sites, including the Starkweather Cem and Calvary Catholic Cem on its immediate outskirts. This area of North Dakota is defined by its glacial hydrology, with Shea Slough and the winding Starkweather Coulee carving through the agricultural sections. The map reveals a highly structured township system, defined by cardinal roads such as 69th St NE and Co HWY 9, which connect isolated farmsteads across the T158N and T157N ranges. To the southeast, the Sons Of Jacob Cem stands as a notable marker of the region's diverse cultural and religious history, preserved amidst the vast drainage basins and wetlands that characterize the local geography.
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1953 · Devils Lake
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1956 · Devils Lake
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1957 · Starkweather SE
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1957 · Webster
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1962 · Starkweather
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1962 · Starkweather NE
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1970 · Hampden
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1971 · Munich SW
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1971 · Munich SE
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1972 · Derrick NW
USGS Topo · 1:24,000